Alan Smithers, the director of the centre for education and employment research at Buckingham University, says: "I once had a PhD student whose thesis was so much better than her command of English led me to expect, but the university (not Buckingham) did not want to get involved in an investigation".
It was like seeing the wizard behind the curtain: he wasn't the long-striding big man with the strong-jaw, flannel shirt and commanding voice I'd come to expect, shooting at one thing or another with one of his high-powered shotguns.
Second, it is reasonable to expect accent commands occurring at or near the end of intermediate intonational phrases, just as in the L-ME method.
Second, it is reasonable to expect accent commands occurring at or near the end of intermediate intonational phrases; these are model approximations to 'boundary tones' in some linguistic transcription methods [25].
Given the buzz, it's probably safe to expect Ms. Marling to command a devoted following of her own soon.
He told the audience at the Royal United Services Institute that most soldiers in the rifle companies under his command could expect to fight for most days in forward positions, with daily battles for more than a month on the end.
"It creates upheaval and fear among the supervisors as to their future professional career, and quite frankly, that is the command staff you expect to run all your day-to-day activities," said Sheriff Grady Judd of Polk County, Fla., who also serves as president of the Major County Sheriffs of America.
However, in 1794 the Coalition was made up of several countries with different vulnerabilities, while in 1796 Charles could issue a command and expect it to be obeyed.
Military planners at the United States Central Command expect to rely on many kinds of information warfare -- including electronic attacks on power grids, communications systems and computer networks, as well as deception and psychological operations -- to break the Iraqi military's will to fight and sway Iraqi public opinion.
In response the dogs lay down, expecting a command to do so – but instead, after a delay, they were unexpectedly given the "do it!" commanded.
